.4 L V ..
rulnibhed every day in the year.eicep.
Konday, at kiu,'.:e street. : .
PhohbNo.8. "
CHARLES L. STEVENS.'
smtob ijn norumi,. -, -
SUBSCRIPTION RITES. -Ou
fMT In advance.. r...,-... $
One year, not la dTnoe..,..
Monthly, by carrier la th city.,.. .50
Advertising Rate furnished on appli
cation. N '
' ' Entered it the ?ott Offlo, New Bern,
N. C, m second das matter, ': . ;
: omcui ,rtn ; f sw Jot mi
".A " ' Cravea Ceaaty. '
Mew Bent, N, C Jaat 28, 1902.
. NOTHING COKES BY WAITING. '
The saying that "everything comet to
v to him who wslta", doe not mean that
s the kitting down fellow U the one who
rati all that he wants. .
a Waiting, la the above saving does not
mean Idleness or dreaming, or wishing
for something to Ukeplc.r .: ';.'. :
' It mean eageraeu.la going after and
pertlitenee la following . up ; the some-
thing of value to tbeperson seeking It
- ? The person who waits, Mcawber like
for the opportunity to come along and
? fall at hla or her, feet, inn Met the
reallxatlon of inch hopes. . ;."
The present age la peculiarly a stri
ving one, In the language of the timet It
'is a "strenuous ago," and only the per-
slititnt naltar nan Jirnont In araln anv-
- taing.. ana men, oniy ;oy strong, enart
and work. , $ '
' It la onlyjisoeistry to look about, to
turn sthat ' nmdneaa anittma and what
glTetlfallure. f .
- The person who reaches out after bos..
Ineas, JT advertising and personal effort,
"gets the trade .and the proflta. there'
. from. y-Hl 2y. ;:ikh
-, ; The town or dtyj whiah presents its
- commercial possibilities gets the lnva-
tor and his mcney and thereby Its, awn
commercial, adv ancement. ., and . bonding
"P. t , - t - ,
Note the waiting merchant Who does
not advertise anqaeea out tor traae
" through personal going forth after It I
' Note the town or city which makes ao
effort to gain the attention of the ont
: aide business world and the world of
progreasi -.-Ki'-Distinct
failure will be found n both,
. i . . . - . . . .. a .
.- ana very lew nuutr ui care ium u fitai
drops out of commercial circles, and the
second is unknown lathe Investment
world. ' '
' , There Is failure 1 waiting, but In go
ing forth to seize, to . attain the object,
there Is every chines of success.
: Stati ow Ohio, Cm of Tolido, f
" IiCCAS COTOTT. t (
Fbahk J, Cherst makes oath that he
-;.s senior partner of the jinn of V. J.
I Chknit ft Co., doing "bcilneas In .the
-: City of Toledo Oounty and State afore
said, and that said firm .will pay ONB
HUNDRED UQtLABS REWUU) for
: each and .every case of Catabh that
ft cannot be cored by the nee of Ball's
Oatabbh Qukb. '
- FRANK J. CHENEY.-'
a . uM . i ii
: my presence, hs. 6Ui.daQf December,
A.IU880.! . ' , -. .
t A. W.GLEA80N, '; '
biai, ' Notary Pnbllo.'- -
HalTs Catarrh Cure Is. taken Inter
nally, and acta directly oa the blood and
. mucous surfaces of the system. Bend for
testimonials, free. ' ( . J v
v f i t. J. CHENEY k CO, Toledo, D.
V Bold by all Dragglsta. - .
-HalTs Family Pills are the best
' tJartaa f Wive. v
Wives are etlU obtained by purchase
. i- t Dtuataii ITivn. . la the
aittrlct of Eamyscbin, on tne voiga,
tat ezamDle. this 1 practically the only
ffray In which marrlanea are brought
about The price of a pretty girl from
a well to do family ranges from 10
(to 20, and to special cases much
higher sum Is obtajtied.. In the rlllagee
the lowest price is about tS, It Is cus
tomary for the fathera of the Intendlug
rtde and bridegroom to baggie for a
long time over the price to be paid for
the lady.; A .young fanner :w bo e fax
the cannot afford to pay for a wife for
him need not think of getting married.
Xondon Chronicle, y .'A j; ;.;''!;:
. .. ;u
;'"irv'juro
r Isi.i co!it,ni.m all of thj
iiml (Iiim ;ta nil kinds ol
vcB I'ihI nt relief ami never
l;
This j i
t UlH
i r
b. ii, a '" you to eat alt
1 Hi,. 't n liMistHl'tlHitive
!a , ,k i f lis lift) many
, j i hnve bwn
i i ,ho failed. It
is mi tiie atom
softcreatinir, i : , aut to .take
Starr ol t
to.
story is to'. 1
well known Cohiii.
L -i f -;.-e two
bus kd.ea aud a par
rot. Mrs. A. puld a special call at the
home of airs. B. the other day and was
justiered luto the Uvliig room by .the
iaald of all work to await the appear
ance of Mrs. B. " -
Mrs. B. had come Into posseeslon of s
parrot only a short time before and had
been keeping the bird In the living
room. Polly bas a very good command
of English and appears to know when
to use It. Mm A. eat down with her
back to the bird .without noticing It,
and as Poll; made no sound ahe re
mained In ignorance of its presence.-
Observing a beautiful . vase on the
mantel, Mrs. A. arose from her seat
and, crossing the floor, took down the
dainty piece of bric-a-brac tp, examine
It Bhe gased on it rapturously, com
pletely absorbed by its elegant decora
ttons, when suddenly from Just behind
her came the shrill and stern com-
-Drop ttl Drop itr
r Mrs. A. obeyed and turned, with a
scream, to face the Jmpertumble gase
fit Polly, who aat la her cage with her
green bead slyly perked to, $ne side. Ou
the floor lay the beautiful vase smash
ed to bits, At this most embarrassing
moment Mrs. a entered the room. Be
fore Mrs. A. could eiplain the altuatloa
Polly shook out her reetnere ana re
marked: ' ". . r
riouTe ttt .Ton-rt jU, ,Xotrtevtr-r
Ohio State JournaL ' ,0. T ;
Peered cows often deUe Indian tem
ples, but wort yet Is ft body that's pol
luted by constipation. . Don't permit it
Cleanae your svatem wlth Dr. King's
New Life Pills and avoid untold misery;
Thep give lively livers, active bowels;
good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c
at C, D. Bradbam's drug store. .'A
" . ,m- ' - ',
Nearly all the nolds remove spots of
ink from paper, but it te luiortnnt jte
use 'such hb lenHt attack Its'tlmue:
Spirits of salts. diluted in. five thiiea
or sis times the qua otity of water may
be applied with success upon the spot
and after a minute or two .washed, off
With clear water. A solution; of oxalic
acid, citric add or tartaric acid is at
tended with the least risk and may be
applied upon the pnoer or plates with
out fear of damage. These adds, taking
out wrltlnglnk and not touching (be
printing, can bo used for .restoring
cooks where the margin have been
Written upon without - attacking the
text u -
s 1100-br. E Dctchons't AnH-Mnrdlc
may be worth to you more than $100 If
you have a child who soils bedding from
Incontinence of water during- sleep.
Cures old and young alike. . It .arrests
the trouble at once. $1. Sold by 0. D.
Bradham, Druggist.
'" '. - ':
'.," Be JIlaaieerM. "
' "Bow long," aaked the youth, "ought
a young man to be aeaualuted wllh a
airL alias VlvnrjeL.Jiefore be mar ven
ture to call her by her first pamT.: 1
"How long bare you known me r ane
asked In torn. ,v ,'':,!.'jJS'"',--
"About sla montba." v''.,'i"
"Well, if he's the right young man,
thara a long enough rjme. 7;; ,
"Then. 8mW --.!r. h-1-1
"But you're not the right Jpung jnanJ
Mr. BpocflamcMTriCUlcago Tribune. ,
-The BestPreserlptlOB forXaiarla. '
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of GaovaM
Tiara utsa Chtu Toko It,. 4s simply
Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure M pay. Price BOo.,7 ?Tvt
; "-f"'. ..y .
: aew smla'lraa h Ofctatma. ;
The preparation used to produce, wjjat;
we call "vaccination" la known among
medical men as vaccine virus, to pro
duce which it Is .jah t, Wi,
through a surgical ojperationjc tneubr
Ject being a young cow or eteu a calf.
After acanrying tne Deny orne ant
mat, the parts bavlng previooaly bn
shaved, the wound is Inoculated -with
virus from an animal .already ia use.
A sore is thus formed without lasting
injury to tne beast, and after a.week or
ten days a thin vacdne matter begins
to flow from the abrasion. This 'pus
matter hi the vaccine virus of com
merce. 1 -i.?v- ;,;,' s'.
Ooose rjtillls which have been scrap
ed with a knife until they preaent
rough exterior are rubbed In thlatdrna.
The virus from one abrasion 1 stjAJ
dent to coat 10.000 guIHa, which, after
being so prepared ant technically called
"points.", Ibeso poJntiWen jeadx.fpr
shipment look- veryqcb Jlkeadluaay.
amna nnllla. the vlrna coatlnC not betne
visible to the naked eye. r j A
- "I suffered fem dyspepsia, sad tadV'
gestloator flfteea years,? -says' W (Ti
Bturdevant of Merry Oaks, N. O. "After
I.had tried many doctors aa4 medicines
to no avail one of my friends persuaded
me to try EodoL It gave Immediate je
llef. I can sat almost anything I want
now knd my digestion ll good . I cheer
fully recommend Kodol." Don't .try to
cure stomach trouble by ;. dieting.. . That
only further weakens the aygtem:. Tou
need wholesome, strengthening .food.
Kodol enables yoa .tojjMm!m!lal ,wl'' !
you eat by digesting it without thr
stomach's aid. P. B. Duffy. y '-,''
Spiders " si r
I am quite 1 t
slon, ne I n i- 1 . U
tat frn i n , 1
natut-f
a ,fii,.
Scoriilo,
JJOlliO is
before th
the acorplou
. 1 1 a
t .ireeH), j t
t. captured if Bo
r see their prey
t ! 1 Feb, J !
oiuovenieut Vilmt-
ever to aeiro 1 , ,cr
they Indieiiio t....-ir y
1 l!
movements. t
can ren lily be yn !
the mi'Ti fun may be i
by tlie vlhriii'i'iis t 1 . 1
If Q tunlni; Xurk LorBsiurl 1 n t"
table OU wlilth I iuep mj rr
plon, he at onee becomc r 1 1
Btrllcog out vi -lontiy . ! ;
dn tmiehtna; him :h 1 i 1
tnnlnir T ,-k 1 r" -! " "
1 t 1 ,1, as ' 1 , t j r
h.: Jlu
: tf t
rive lan-
X t ;m ,d or i-ator, t
lUiijTcS. -
Jerry BSmpson la a champion phig
pong player. He beat Governor Toole
and several Montana stock millionaires
at Helena lately.
- Captain Orren A. Hamblett of Wash
ington bas purchased the historic Sam
uel Wilson house at Mason, N. B., the
borne of the original "Uncle Sam." .
Admiral Sir. Henry Eeppel, now In
hla ninety-second year, has a great de
sire to die at sea. With that end In
view he Is constantly going on long
voyages. . '-' ; . y ,. .r. r'
Colonel Mott Hooton, who baa been
made a brigadier general, la a native
of Pennsylvania.' His great-grandfather
was a captain to the Revolution
ary wttaji'i&;sCirt
- Senator Clark "of Montana U an en
thusiastic automobillBt Ha rides about
Washington on a ten thousand dollar
f French flier" .which, be bought .last
year to Parla " ' ; ' t, r ,
; James R. Qarflekl, the new member
of the dvll service commission, bas
been assigned the desk at which Presi
dent Roosevelt worked while president
of the board of dvll, service commie.
alosera, :i?JK.'
i Edward Ih JUnms of Elmira, N. T
.who baa been, appointed consul general
at Stockholm, Sweden, was graduated
from pt University of .Rochester to
1879 And began bis newspaper career,
on the Rochester Democrat end Chron-
Berr Kaufmann, whose election aa
second burgomaster f Berlin the kai
ser declined to sanction on account, It
1 supposed, of his former political
opinions, . bas suddenly become mad.
Some people in Berlin are ascribing bis,
madness to disappointment, to, cpnse
quence of the kaiser's action. .
ITndcr., the will of Colonel Btanton
Djincan, a wealthy Eentucklan who
died recently In California, twenty-one
Kpntuoklans and forty-seven residents
of, other state are named as legatees.
Etch if to receive 11,000. . Among the
beneflclarleacf the will Is Ab Ah Bam,
a jlVauisvlIle Chinaman, who had lH)g
been, friend of the testator.
.Ton may as well expect to run a steam
engine without water as to And an active
energetic man with a torpid liver and
you may know - that ..his food; or feels
dull and languid after eating often has
headache and sometimes dltztness. A
few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Lifer Tablets will restore his liver to Its
normal functions, renew his vitality, Im
prove hie digestion and make him feel
like uew man, Price 85 dots. Samples
(res at F. B. Duffy Co's drug Itore.
,i According to Moslem tradition, the
foundations of the city of Damascus
were laid soon after the creation of the
earth. 1
oucannot sweat at oijabuse any.
body to the, Japanese language. The
worst you can say. of anybody A that
he ;ia af"fltow,': and If you .want to
express your very, very, pointed Indig
nation yoa about, bereithereri - ,
ReaajtoTicii
'Xfeed DeWilt's Witch Hazel Salve for
piles and found It a certala cure," says
8, R. . Meredith, Willow Orove, Del.
operations uaaecessary - to cure pues.
Thealways.yleld tcv DeWIUs: Witch
Haael aalvc Cures . skin, diseases, all
kinds of wounds. - Accept no oounter
Mtr. ft Duffy. , r
"-riimmm Mssrtalltr. - .
Qbf , miner is killed for every l,06O,
sV)0.tj)nsof.coalrslaed. - .t.
, . ' r ' :r- '.:
, . si, Unm Waste, i. "v ? :;i i -V?.
?!Ac wealthy Warsaw landowner sleeps
each night in a room" draped with
blackideoorated with -skeletons and
havtog in the mlddleof the oor i
catafalque, on Which is a metal eoffln.-
I "A ppralnea AU DrUrCvred.;
v "At cue time I suffered from a sever
sprain of the ankle," say Geo. E. Cary
editor- t the -Quid,. Washington, Va.
L?After using several welL recommended
medldnes without aucceas, J tried Cham
berlain's Pal a Balm, and am pleased, to
"y iM WM.WW awepoia
ll tue aud.a.complete ciue ipeedlly fob
toWed." Bold by Fl. Duffy A Co.. -.j,.,
"Whj si Bew cvir W;
JSlrj Bogee (le.Corerley was the nam
Of A imembar. of Jha tmagtoary xluboC
twelve under. whose direction Addi
son's .Spectator, waa profeaaedlj pub-
Uahed." Ho waa an nlil aehnnL Ii1iiIT
good, bear tJ and simple ngllsh geq- -
ueman. xne dance named after him. la
a!t English contra dance corresponding1
somewhat to the Virginia reel.
j., 1 1,.,,,-' , 1 rM'y.g'
tS -i,A Blmlaiai.''i.js''i4
-.. H have known, bettet;,.tfya.Jady,
begaa )fdd1ame.. -..
: float If i wretche.momlng.r.reT
plied, the farmer's wife, "but I've got
no time to discuss tbe. weather . With
you, pad as it Is." And she shut the
door and toft hlm-Phlladelphla Bulb
tin.,.-- - I
,UapP7 lime In 014Towb. " V
,1" We felt very happy,"-, writes R. N,
Covlll, Old Town, Vs., "when Rocklan's
Arnica Balre wholly cured our daughter
of a bad case of scald bead." It delights
11 who use It for Cuts, Corns, Barns,
"ralsei, Bolls, Ulcers, . Eruptions.-. In-
illlble for Pile. Only 20o at Ct D.
radba.m'a drus; slom. :
- J TK Tw, OrshiM. , ' .. if- '
Two little plrls legnrd over tbe fence
' nt Incloaes the pln.VRrouud of the Llt
1,0 Wanderers' home, says The Chris
tian Itefc'lHter. .
"Ou, iny T snld one..' "Don't they
have a good time? If I should be an
orphan, 1 am coming here."
"Oh." said the other, 'the one at Rot
' iry Ih ever so niurh better. I would
t -re If I were an c hnn."
"I w" '-I't," replied 1 gtrl No. 1,
"' i s) In t' s one I'd be i -r X"
I II,tUjna."
: T'
(
i C.
n of
Does a . Woaslroua. , Work For a
- Lady Who Was Almost, '
- ' Crazed With Pain "i'-
and Suf ferine;. f 1 - i
It b well anowa that terrible rhtuma
Usm, sciatica, and neuralgia cans mora
helplessness, acuta suffering and agony,
than any of the other disease that afflict
humanity.1'; The great medical virtues of
Paine' Celery Compound make it Ue
only trustworthy specific for the cure of
all forms of rheumatism and -neuralgia
?,housaada of strong testimonial letters
rom the most prominent people of the
(and, prove that Palne's : ilery , !om
pound ha banished these terribly . fatal
troubles when all other treatment . has
failed. Mr. Margaret Bethel, of Brat
nerd, Mlnaw after thirty year - of - agoa-
Slng torture had desire to end bar life
U. was the wU of Heaven) she almort
prayed for . the time to lay It down.
Hesren-dlrected, she made use of Palne's
Celery Compound, and Is enjoying true
life once more. .She yr .. ?
, i "For thirty years I have been a great
Sfferer from peuralgla in the head, and
o with rheumatism fa the whoe body
I .began taking Palne's Celery Compound
and sooa found I was much better. : Be
fore taking the Compuuud, my Ufa was
such a burden that I almost , prayed . to
lay It down. -1 was bedfast every two
Week with horrible pain In the brad,
back end neck, antn I was almost erssed
lam, able to do harder, work and more of
It. today than: for wenty-flve years. ' I
am really enjoying life again; thank to
Paine' Celery Compound. I am- astir,
fled that my life: haa been prolonged
many year by It uss.",. .-. .; -, -
' .v Wa la CUauw . ;.:'.v'
In China probably more wood hi used
for coffin than for any other purpose.
The coffins are made of lumber from
fqur to nineteen Inches thick. It Is not
high estimate to, say that from 8,000,.
000.000 to 10,000,000.000 feet of lumber
are. annually thua utilised. .
BfasstW . yfltlaisirwHiWalwaTtBlWW
Hgsatsi
"rfcasJS WaswV; -'S
-Mr. Richmond. What lovely antique
furniture! ' .ij-.-
., Mrs. Bronx borough Yea, and, do yon
know, we got It almost as cheap as If
It bad been new! Judge.
nt ciik,
"I never,", said the Illiterate1 shoe
elerk, "forget a man's face that I have
fitted, shoes on.t Los Angeles Herald.
'U-." : r'
: - RBUEF HI SU HOURS. K . r
iDbjlreasinglKldney nd. Bladder DIs
ease, relieved, la , si hours by " "Nsw
Gbsat Booth Amihicab Kidbbi Cdbs."
It Is s great turprlse 6a; account of It
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
In, bladder, kidney, and back, In male or
fenjals. Believe reteolioa ot w.ater al-,
most Immediately.. -If .yoa .want . quick
taller aad cure this U. the remedy,. Bold
by 0. D. Bradham, Druggist '
i - A Ctmsmlaa flaswtatlttMS.
v;1Che Cingalese believe that tne moon
and aua are working at cross purposes;
that part of. the llme tb sub i drag
ging the moon across the aky and that
afterword "tbe moon, takes hey, turn at
pulling the auh about, as fhe plessea,
"' Saw prom as IwM'Rile.
"Everybody said I had consumption,"
write Mr. A.M. Shield, of Chambws
burg, pa, "I wu so aw after moath
ol sevemaJckneacQised by Hay I'evet
and, Asthma, that few. thought i could
get well, but I learned of th marvelooa
merit of Dr. King' New Dlsoovery for
Consumption, .used It, .and. w( ou
Bletely.Ut red.! ; fof( desperata.Throat
and,Lung PUease U U the safest cure
la th,fpridjiud.l,tofsUIble for Qougbs,
Cold sod Bronchial Affections. - Guar
anteed bottles 50e and 11.00. Trial bot
tles free t O. D. Bradham'.-
t . 1 )'--r
':-KMiam.inm. .-it. - ''-V--
' Salad plant comprise a group, which
pi be arranged under, tb. .bead,. of
acetarious plants.. Some, nave (png.becn
known as common yegetabl'es aut cook
ed fad served a such,vWhll others
hav been regarded simply si weed
by meet Dative Americans. - - ' ' c
Ca)l at ?. B. Duffy d; Co', drug store
and get a free sample of Chsmberlala'
Stomach and Liver Tablet. They are aq
elegant physic-They, also Improve the
appetite, strengthen, the. digestion and
regulat the liver and bowels. , They, are
easy to. Jake and pleasant in effect. .
,V-;V;,- " J , ii ' J .; -:.,a
Sy';.Vt'tFelS, BkU.;J:A'jt!.- 'r
" A .Watch that makes fire beats a sec
ond makes 432.000 s .day or nearly 158,-,
000,000 Jia a year. -
' ;' . stBie a:aTioM.
Tbe first stamped envelopes were Is
sued In 1853 of tbe two denominations
of 8 and 6 cents, and it was not until
two years later that th ten cer . oj.
ope was added. 1 T 1
''''"'' A CERTLB C:5T. ' '
In our style ot climate, . wllta its sud
den changes of temperature, rain, wind
and sunnlilne often Intormlngled In a
single day, It Is no wonder t! -t our
children, frlen ls and TeVitlvs c-re BO
frequent!)' 1 t.V t-0 from us by v -? -1
C! '-i5, 1, I i , ,.' !jJ?iS r ;iu!'Jtitf (f " y
fro"i t! ' 1 ,"5. A IsiiU'n of i t, s
l'm-i'in t yap kej't !,out yn't I !)
furl i ii' a i:l p, 1 "t ' 1
r'g r
1 cf t
U.,.1 TC. ,C3.' .-,..
I' ' Tarka wet anl d.-v Eaiiikri do
nd on the weai.,.-r bpn 4
.e American. . - .
. It would appear that confinement In
Jail Is about the only thing that twill
break Dp the habit of .automobile
scorching - to New York. Rochester
Karald.
Chicago's pre-eminence as the windi
est dty having been, officially deter
mined by the meteorological bureau,
the gibe Is no longer humorous. Pitts
burg Dispatch. '
. The plans .now making for future
public improvements to this dtp are
sufficient indication that posterity jwill
have, financial troubles, of Its pwn
Phlladelpbla Ledger. , -
'w-.lt 1 Spring Fever,- ' - "
Spring fever is another name for btl
louanes. : It Is more serious .than most
people think. A torpid liver and Inactive
bowels mean a poisoned system, , If
neglected,, serious Illness may follow
such symptom... DeWilt's Little Early
Risers remove all dangerby stimulating
the liver, opening tbe bowel and cleans
ing tbe system of impurities, p fciafe pills.
Never gripe. ' "I have taken DeWUf's
Little Early Risers for torpid liver every
spring for years,'' writes R M Everly,
Moundsvllle, W Va "They do me more
rood than anything I have ever tried."
F. B. Duffy.
'.as ' '-..:-'
s i";tiiio
BThf Ricmiulhi. ecjiH nre. 1 1 is, said,
Jhntrlird In front-fnur to seven days, nc
rordiiut lu ihu warmili of the weather.
::.: Kerwnir Plsbrrl.
t.A comparison ins lieen drawn In Nor
way. na to tlH'irnllt ut (lie flslierlea In
;hse mid in the rivers which show
(hat .the former nre three times as re
munerative as I he hitter.
ii-y ;i: :- ; . '
f " s-. : . Alaska BQsaeatwea. -,,
Alaska, It. Is said, can fnrBlsh . home
Iteads of 820 acre each to 200,000 fam
ilies. : 2 Virulent Cancer Cured.
, Bta'rtllng, proof of a wonderful ad
vance In medictse la given by druggist
O. W. Roberts ot,Ellsbeth, W. Va. .AB
old mu . there bail Jong suffered with
what good doctors pronounced Incura
ble cancer. Tbey believed- bis, case
hopeless till he used Electric Bitters and
applied Buckten's Arnica Salvo, which
treatment completely cured him. When
Electric Bitters are used to expel billons,
kidney and microbe poison; at the same
time this salve exerts its matchless heal.
Ing power, blood diseases, skin erup
tions, ulcers and sores vanish.,. Bitters
Wc, Salve J5c, at O. D Bradbam's. ;
Slate MtaUa.
. Slate is got out. of tb ground by
mean of blasting, holes being bored
Into It with steam drilla. With derr
ricks and hoisting chains the . rough
slabs are lifted to the edge of the quar
ry, and then they are rolled upon tracks
to tbe shanty of the "sputter."
A Good f ouch m edlctae.
It speaks . well., tor. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy hea druggists use it in
their own fatutlUs in, preference to any
other, "I have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for the past five years. with com
pletoailsfciion to myself, aad costom
ers," ssys Druggist J. Goldsmith, Vsn
Etteu, N.T. "Ibsve always ussd It la
my own family for hot h ordinary coughs
and colds and for the cough following
la grippe, and And It very efficacious."
For sale by F. 8. Duffy A Co.
" Mv' Coarasr. '. '
Ton must hare courage, my boy.. ; N
matter what band of drcumstance :
ray themselves against you. If your
purpose is right you will ucceed.. Life
Is a' beautiful thing. The chance to
light to a great blessing. No matter
hoyf bard tbe situation may seem, keep
en .doing right bravely face tbe future,,
set Tour standard high, work and wait,
be, patient and thankful, and you-will
win. i lou may never be rich as tbe
world goes-not- rich to money or rich
to power but you may be rich to tbe
knowledge of the truth that yon have
made the best of your chance to be a
man. -Don't set your standard by the
men Who have achieved great .wealth.
That Is nothing compared to the riches
thajt belong to hint who has struggled
to enlarge and ennoble the circle of
life, in which he la cat-flchoolmater.
'h ? L64 Tnem likif?:
H On: Minute Cough' Cur beats 1
othfr medicines I ever tried for coughs,
co War orou p and throat and , Jung trou
bles' says D. Boott Currln of Logaetorf,
Pa.) One Minute Cough Cur I the only
absolutely safe cough remedy which act
Immediately... Mothers everywhere tes
tify to the good It ha done their little
one. . iCroup Is so sudden in Its attacks
that the. doctor of tea arrive too late. It
yield at once to One Minute" Cough
Cur. .Pleasant to take:: Children- like
It, Bore cure for grip, bronchitis, coughs.
F. 8, Duffy. ' . .. .. ,r - ';
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r,i,The Uir sr the Tivvr' t '
Once, refeirina to rThe Lady or the
Tlgerr fTrttuk R. Stockton said:
-i-?!, cannot answer tbe question, for I
have no enrthly idea myself.,, I .really
hare never been able to decide whether
tbe lady Or tbe tiger came ont of that
door, Yet 1 must defend myself. Peo
ple for year have upbraided me for
leaving it a mystery.; Some Used to
write mo that I had no right to Impose
upon tbe'good nature of the public to
that manner, noworer, when I started
In to write tbo story I really Intended
to finish It, but It would never let itself
be flnlnhed. I could not decide, and to
this day I have, I assure you, no more
Idea than any one else."
Mr. W. 8. Whedon, Cashier of Ih
First National Hank of Wlntersflt, lows
In a rcr, ,t letter gives some experience
a carpenter to his employ, that will he
of v ilun to other mechanics. lie say:
"1 had a carpenter working for me who
whs ohV-rd to slop work for several
(1 yd on aeennnt of being t ouliUd with
iVa.-il,,.,. ,1. I mentloii (1 to lilm that!
Ill 1 r'- " n'y tfonl il and fl-t
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r!ou!ie .j0f ,!(i hlte silk tucked an""!
and trimmed with ecru lace lnsertio4
The flchu and sleeve caps are "of sky
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hlmiMnnejtltoimad with tbe insertion
and flnlahe4drUA applique -bowknota
maae jr ijae- f evt ana uaeroon. .Tne
blouse fastenajjutlalhly on one aide. .
- Wslta la BtUI Posalar.
There 1 absolutely no waning to the
.popularity pf white. Never before was
so,, much., White worn. Cloth, alpaca,
homespuns, white .china crape and otb-
r materials are much hx demand, while
Jneyltably. for .summer - wear , white
muslins will be all tbe rage, dividing
popular favor with. white pique, which
jwlll , be .exceedingly, emart made up
with, tiny gilt buttons and touches of
gilt trimming..
, , Among the favorite combinations are
black and white and green and white,
bow ot wmcn are striking. Particular
ly to foulards these combinations are
noticeable. The prettiest among the
new silks are the. white ground fou
lards with, black spots and the white
foulards, with green foliage designs
running through them. Tbe latter are
Often trimmed with a touch of black
guipure edging a flounce of net or one
of white or ecru guipure. The effect hi
Strikingly original.
,. Freaesi M Anwrleaa Womei,
The American woman Is first of all
neat,, Sue like things snug and trim,
and all this fancy and theatrical busi
ness does not appeal to her. Her crit
ical faculties are free, and when she
sees a thing sbe asks: "Why is It made
so fanciful? Why not more simple?"
This Is the reason why French hats
Jose much of their grotesqueness when
identified with tbo better class on this
side. In fact, good taste Is pretty much
tbe same the world over, and tbe really
stylish American women are similar In
their tastes. The difference is to figure,
the. association, and the conditions of
Ufa and necessities are really account
able for the difference to dress. The
American woman to. the same position
as tbe French woman would probably
dress similarly, and the French woman
under similar conditions to America
would bring herself undoubtedly to our
standpoint Chicago Tribune.
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tbe keep of sixty bens, and sixty bens
will lay. 000 dozen eggs.
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till.tbaoluttly am your, hair,
thousands Atify. Bold at -very
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-; tho .Thanks andiHoaorof jkb Mothers of America
V . nom lou iLave bo JJiesseaiy Jjenentea."
ij s After years of atruggla to ato'pubUir sonfLdenee, with a flra,and stead-t
fast belief that aoroe day others will roecnUe.to ua.thSitruUi, good faith and
honesty of purpose that we knowawe posaeas, what a genuine satisfaction it ia
.to have succeeded and to feel the aplifttog influenoe of tbe.sserited confidence
of the vast army of our fellow beings. ' ", - - .
' This is tbe standing f Mrs. Pinkbant among the. women of America to
day, .and Mrs. Brown's letter which weJsw the great privilege to herewith
.publish with har portrait, iaoaly another risible evidence- of this truth, and
. that of all the medicine for women' ills to the world Lydla . Plnkhaiq'a
..Vegetable Compound stands today pre-eminently, at the head. .
MRS. MAY BROWN,
Chairman Program Committee, Westside, Literary Union, Chicago, I1L
"DeabMhs. Pinkham: 'Honor to whom honor is due.' and you
deserve both the thanks and honor of the mothers' of America whom
you have so blessedly helped and benefited. I have used Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound when I would feel run-down or
have any of the aches and pains which but few women escape, and I
have found that it relieved me at once and gave me new strength. Sev
eral ladies, members of our Literary Union, speak in highest praise of
your Vegetable Compound, as they have been cured from serious female
troubles. One lady, who thought she must submit to an operation was
cured without using anything in the world but Lydla E. Plnkliam'g
Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. You have hosts of
friends in Chicago, and if you came to: visit our city we would delight to
do you honor. Gratefully yours, Mns. May Brown, 67 Grant Place,
Chicago, IlL"
How Mrs. Pinkham 'Helped Mrs. McKinny."
" Dbab Mas. Pinkham : I feel it my duty to write and let you know the
good you and your Vegetable Compound are doing. I had been sick ever since
my first baby was born, and at the birth of my second, my doctor, as well as
myself thought I should never live through it After that menstrua
tion never came regular and when H came I suffered terribly. I also had
womb and ovarian trouble. - A friend of my husband's advised him to get
Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for me. At first I had no
faith to it, but now nothing could induce me to be without it. Menstruation
has become regular and I feel like a new woman. Your medicine ts a God
send to suffering women. I hope this letter will lead others to try Lydla
B. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound. Yours truly, Mas. Mildred
MgKknv, 88 Pearl St., San Francisco, Cal. (March 16, 1901).
If there Is anything in your case about which you would
like special advice, write freely to Mrs. Pinkham. Address Is
Lynn, Moss. Her advice Is free.
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wititiB win ie pata to mi j pmnom vno ea man iuai u adc vt tei umi i
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80 teachers, 860 students, new building
at the A. A M. College."
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State Normal Industrial College.
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Correspondence Invited from those desiring competent teach
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free tuition applications should be made before July 15th.
For catalogue and
Costs CbJt 25 cents
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Courses (i years), hhort Courses ( year), j
room, (10 a term; board $8 a month.
for 500. Write for booklet "A Day 2
T. WINSTON, Raleigh, N. C
Expenses $100 to $140;
Faculty of C8 members.
the Beate $180.
other Information address
PRESIDENT CHARLE D. flclVER,
QHEENSBORO, N. C. .
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On hundred and eight sehobtrships.
Free tuition to teachers and to ministers'
sons. Loans for the needy, . . '
563 Students. S4 Instructors.
Few Dormitories, Water Works, Ceu-
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